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MP Orjola Pampuri, who is running for the Euro-Atlantic coalition in the Tirana District, considers the DP's $6 million lobbying in the US to be in the personal interest of Sali Berisha, the Democratic leader.
From the Report TV studio, Pampuri said that this amount is very large.
"Our campaign is minimalist, we don't need to lobby because we don't have any problems with America and pay for lobbying."
We are all free to go to America. They pay 6 million dollars for lobbying, which for any Albanian is imperceptible for a personal interest to cross the ocean, this kind of amount.
It is said that people who love their homeland have contributed, I also have people who are immigrants in America and they love the country very much, if they are paid 6 million dollars it is beyond anyone's perception,' she said.
Pampuri spoke out against cooperation with the Socialist Party.
"7 times 7 makes 313 and now Rama has made 6 million, because the two of them agree with each other. 7 times 7 makes 313. Focusing on the campaign, for me it has gone well, we started it even earlier, since the beginning of March and we have been in every corner of Tirana. No cooperation can be considered with Rama, we cooperate with anyone who supports justice, who is in line with the US, these will have the opportunity to be part of a post-election coalition group after May 11 with us. I trust SPAK, no one will have the opportunity to touch the vote and violate the free vote, we will not think twice if someone touches the vote. SPAK deals with gangs. The priority thing that every politician should have is the support that I should give to SPAK," she said.
While focusing on the Euro-Atlantic coalition's objective in these elections, Pampuri prefers not to predict figures.
"I don't want to predict figures, because they are not accurate and let's leave it to the Albanians to decide with their votes. I have also seen in past elections that they say there should be so many votes in this box. Citizens should express their position through their votes. I often hear it in meetings, I hear young people saying we are going to leave here, the middle class has shrunk to the maximum and businesses that want to close because they have high taxes," she said.
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